Sentence examples for and the monopolization of from inspiring English sources
"Humanity's jaunt into monotheism, agriculturally based economies and the monopolization of power and resources by a few men was 'unnatural' in many ways," Dr. Schmitt says, alluding to evidence that hunter-gatherers were relatively egalitarian.
Monsanto has become the symbol of everything people dislike about industrial agriculture: corporate control of the regulatory process; lack of transparency (for consumers) and lack of choice (for farmers); an intensifying rain of pesticides on ever-expanding monocultures; and the monopolization of seeds, which is to say, of the genetic resources on which all of humanity depends.
The combination with open source as an approach to genetic engineering foregrounds how effortless a ground-breaking new field might become an inclusive and ethical alternative to patents on DNA and the monopolization of knowledge.
We'll investigate and prosecute the monopolization of the insurance industry.
This unwinding of crossholdings is a move towards increased corporate transparency (both were originally government-owned), and helps alleviate the monopolization of the Korea telecommunications industry.
The Landlord's Game was still circulating in the early 1900s as a handmade board game, and other variations emerged that incorporated the monopolization of properties.
Boundaries which seek to limit the monopolization of markets and more importantly peoples choice.
This article first appeared at www.freepress.org, where he and Bob Fitrakis will soon write on the monopolization of voting machines.
The Foraker act failed to prevent the monopolization of land, and allowed four American corporations to control of most of Puerto Rico's agricultural terrains.
Hyde praises projects like General Public Licenses, which channel intellectual property into the public domain, and the Distributed Annotation System, which prevents the monopolization of genomic knowledge.
Unsurprisingly, Wall St. profits and bonuses have soared under Obama's watch and that of Fed Chairman Bernanke, while the monopolization of Wall St. has intensified.
